http://www.rutlandherald.com/article/20130624/THISJUSTIN/706249981
Drug case ends in plea deal June 24,2013 Email Article Print Article WHITE RIVER JUNCTION – A woman who admitted to selling heroin and Oxycontin from her home a year ago to undercover informants will do 30 days on the prison work crew and then enter intensive substance abuse treatment. Ashley Blanchard, 20, now a resident of Springfield, struck a plea agreement Friday that saw her plead guilty to two felony counts of a sale of heroin and sale of a narcotic resulting in a one- to five-year sentence that was almost entirely suspended so that she can participate in drug treatment. Vermont Assistant Attorney General Evan Meenan told the court that cooperating individuals working with the Vermont Drug Task Force had gone to Blanchard’s residence in Chester in February and March of last year and bought drugs from her in the mud room of her home after first arranging the transactions over a series of text messages.
Notice it says she lives in Springfield now, but was from Chester? Did she move here while on Probation or what? This needs to stop.
ReplyDeleteI wish there was something more descriptive than "intensive substance abuse treatment." Will it be residential? How long? Is it a program that has any track record of success?
ReplyDeleteShe needs jail. Plain and simple. Start sending these junkies and dealers out to Kentucky or Alabama. They are parasitical blemishes on our towns.
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